THE OMAHA DAILY BEE : TJ-S-SSDAY , MARCH 22 , 1898. II
COM ! RCIAL AND FINANCIAL
May Wheat tiliowa aw Advance on Letter's
Buying.
OTHER WHEAT PRICES ARE UNCHANGED
Corn Clixcn J.mvcr , O ° IIM .Miikc nil . % il-
intUM' , mill 1'rovlnliiii * .Show a
Sllulit Iiniiriivcmcnt
In I'rloo
CIlir\GO. March 81. With the exception
o' .May the cloning prices of wheat today ,
e' ' . ; iMrcd with Haturilny'H close , showed
very little chaiiKO. July closed lie lower ,
all uilvnnc" from frost In the wlnier wheat
tiling Ion iiuiler lute realizing. I.ellcr was
n jtiyer of May and that future wan strong ,
closi ' HIO hlf-'her. Corn WHS llrm most of
the tlirv. but closed Vie lower. OntH ud-
t'ahetil lit1. Provisions \\ero very dull , but
tjucndency was toward nil Improvt'imint
ti , prlc\ , slight advances being recorded.
Wheat opened With n continuation of the
Vji-nkncss which muikcd the closing on Snt-
vrday , July starting about 3iu lower at
MViiW ' &P. P < rlm | > 3 the chief clement t > f
weakness lay In the la we leceljitrt hcru and
In tiio north west. Chicago rcci'lpts , esti
mates bf which weakened the market Sat
urday , fnr ovennn expectations. 3U3 cars
liclnfr reported , of which number 92 were
ol contract ar.tile. Hoxlilua this 02 ears
ime from t.itmlxiiiK houxtH , a total addl-
Moil to the contract stocks today of about
Jr.l,000 buahclri. .Minneapolis and Dultith re
ported urrlvnln of 173 car : ( . asnlnst 411 last
veek and Z'Jl u yeiir BKO. .Liverpool showed
Ofd t' clln , ? , at around tJ. ! opening. World's
iihlpmcnts were lurse. G:114UOO : bushels , not
Including India. This waH an Important
factor In the early weakness. Liquidation
which started at the opening soon stopped.
The weatlur bureau1 reported freezing tem
perature In the northwest , and predicted
cold weather for the west , which. In view
of the recent rains and the totally unpro
tected Melds , aroused a good deal of ap
prehension ununh' shorts and soon turned
the market from weakness to strength. In-
Blilu of the am thirty minutes' trading
July advanced to Sj'/ic under fairly active
buying to cover short lines. A reaction
then set In which carried the price back
to SMC , but support by prominent bull In
terests started covering again an. ) for two
hours thu market , though quiet , showed
j. fiood deal of strength. May fluctuations
were apparently outside of the pale of
other Inlluences. Opening prices of that
futur were HOlc lilphcr at tl.0331.01. It
solJ up at once to $1.05 and did not get be
low $1.01 again during the session. Heavy
Belling by Lcltcr on Saturday caused deal-
TB to think that he would be a. buyer to
ddy , M 1 th's ' proved true , for L.elter brok
ers wcro consistent buyers all day , not only
of May but of July. The announcement
that Lelter had contracted for the ship
ment of l.QQJ.OOO bus. more of his wicat , all
mil , to the coast , and belief In the early
opening of lake navigation , with the mov-
of 2,000,000 bus. already loaded In boats ,
u the market n strong undertone dur
ing the period of dullness The market con
tinued strong until n few minutes of the
'Close ' , when general realizing set In , many
of the early buyers disposing of their lines.
Support In u general way was withdrawn
and prices dropped quickly. July had sold
as high as & 3fifKc , but It dropped In n
ft'w minutes to S54c ! and closed at SHW
Wyc. May sold as high as $1.C5V& and
closed at $1.01 % .
Corn was steady during most of the ses- "
nloii. Shorts were the best buyers. The
market was helped by the wheat ntrength
and by liberal clearances , but weakened on
the unexpected Increase In the visible sup
ply , which brought out conslderab'e May
liquidation. May ranged from 29Hc to
2SV"-'Jc and closed Vfcc lower at 23 < fc.
Oats were strong and quite a good busi
ness was done. Shorts were good buyers
and more outside support developed. The
early advance In wheat , largo clearances
and good cash demand were the factors.
The expected cold wave was also an In-
llucnce. The market sympathized to some
extent with the late decline In corn and
wheat , hut closed steady. May ranged from
zr-Vte to 25&c and closed at He higher at
23c.
1'rovtslonn were slow , with prices most
of the session almost at a standstill. The
unsettled conditions at Washington ncteil
as a drag on the market. , Strength In' the
grain markets had a beneficial effect and
later the demand Improved , packers being
the best buyers. At the close May pork
was Gc higher at $9.87 ; May lard unchanged
at $ 'i.lO , and May ribs 2 ! c higher ut
J3.07V4.
Estimated receipts Tuesday : Wheat , 1S3
cars ; corn , 0 curs ; oats , 200 cars ; hogs ,
20,000 head.
futures ranged as followi :
Articles. . ! Upon. I HUM. | Low. | Cloao j Satd'y.
Wheat
March.
May. . . 1 04 > < 1 (13 (
July. . .
Corn-
May . . . J8M-20 28M-2II sow
July. . . to an 3uw
a in , . JIM aiH
Oat-
OatMay. . . . ' . ' 5V ' . ' ( IK USVt asm
July. . . 23 23V * H
lork
Mny. . . n ao 0 87 0 80 n 87 ! o 8m
July. . . u 5 U 1)2 ) U 8.- . 1) ) 1)2 ) : U 87H
turU
May. . . 5 im n 10 5 07M 5 10 S 10
July. . . B 17V 0 17K ' 3 13 0 17K S 17K
Sh'tlttb *
May n 05 0 07M C OS r 07 H 5 05
July 6 It ) o 1. 5 10 f > 10
No. 2.
Casn quotations were as follows ;
FLOUR Hull : winter patents. ll.900 i.00 ;
atrulghla , K.aiyl.M ) ; spring -IH clnis. K.Juu .tO ;
sprint ; patents , $ 7085.10 ; straight * . H,40fl.OO ;
Lakeni..f3.GOf3.90.
WHEAT No. 2 spring. 92JjMc ; No. 3 spring
CO'KN No. 2 , 28 4c.
OATH No. 2 , 25HC. f. o. b. ; No , 2 white ,
K > Ac ; No. 3 white , 2S 30c.
RVE No. 2. 45c. -
HARLEV-K , ii. b. , No. 3. JlfJMHo.
FUXXSIJRO No. 1. * 1.17ei.20' .
jriJUVmY SEED Prime. $ S.S5. ,
'PROVISIONS ' Mess pork , per 1 bbl. . J ! > .S.Vfl
9.S7W. lard , per 100 His. . J5.07',44J.10. ' Short ribs ,
Fides ( loofe ) . tl.Wi03.15. Dry failed ihoulden
( boxed ) , J4.7JO5.00. Short clear flqea ( boxed ) ,
S5 25J5 40. *
WHISKY Distillers' finished Roods , per eul. ,
SlJOARS-Cut loif. > 5.S3 ; Kranulated. r > .38.
On the Produce exchanKo today the , buttei
mirket was steady ; creameries , 13fflSc ; dairies
lOlitilCc. Cheere , quiet. 84)SHc. ) 1'etSf. freih. lie
U.lve poultry , market dull ; turkeys , 185ic ! ; chick
na , SUSijc ; ducky , 7flSc. -
NEW YOIIK CIOM'.HAL MAItKKT
Qtiolatlonx for tliv liny un UL-UITH
COHIIIIIIllltlfM.
NEW YORK , March Sl.-KIXH'R-Recelpts. 21.
(21 bbls. ; exports , 16,271) ) bhlii. ; quiet , bu
nun ; city mill patents , tJ.S5O6.lO ; clt ;
mill clears. 5Wf5.75 ; winter Btraiuhts , J4.5
tf4.65 ; Minnesota patents , S5.OH5 45 ; winter pat
ents , tl.90n5.50 ; winter extras , (3.9081.10 ; Mlnne
rota bakers , JI.J.'i/I.D3 : winter low grides , 12.9
U3.00. Rye Hour. dull. I2.95Q1.25. Duckuheu
Hour , nominal , II.3011. & ) ,
HttClvWHEAT quiet , 44c.
CORNMEAI , Djill ; yellow western. 9o ,
RYE Steady ; No. 2 western. 57HW5SV4C.
11ARLEY Dull ; feedlnB. 4lVic.
HARLEY MALT-lJulet : western. 52',4flC7c.
WHEAT Receipts , 76,775 bu. ; exports , 56.CS
bu. : spot , easy ; No. 2 red. Jl.Ol'J f. o. b. ntloa
tu arrive ; options opened steadier ut * ' i ° ad
vance over Saturday's , late curb price , wit
horti buying on a cold weather scare , renewe
clique support and belter cables than expected I
kteadlners continued until near the close , wher i
under rvallilntr. prices eased oft unite sharpl
< % nd were finally UUo hUher than Saturduy'
curb , l"Jt UiWHic below the otll'tal close ; No.
red. March. II.-Wl.CIH. closed 11.03 ; May , WVi (
ll.Wclonvl 9it ? c.
CORN Receipts , 215,475 bu. ; exports , 10,4
bu. S | 't , enty ; Ni > 2 , 3Kc , Options opene
fairly steady with wheat , but encountered mo.
crat ufferbiKs , which. In absence of ouUl.l
upport , cau ed weaknefi. and Price * closed U
net lower : May. 3) 151033Tic , closed. 33Uc.
OAT Receipts. 146.400 bu. ; exiMirts , 104.414 bu ,
snot , dull ; No. 2 , 31 > c : No. 2 white , X\tc \ ; oj
"ti > os , dull and liarvly steady with corn , clontn
Uo net lower ; May , ) % U30c. clostsl 291tc ,
FEED Quiet : bran. 80aSJ4c ! ; middlings. fcOc
rye feed. C2HO > e.
HAY Easy ; shipping. JOtJS5c ; good to cholci
UU'Oo.
HOPS Steady ; state , common to choice. IN
crop. 41K-c ; IH * crop , TOtta ; 1897 crop. KfllK
l ovine coast. 1 95 crop. 4WCc ; 1S58 crop. SlflO <
1S)7 crop , 17Gle. Ixindon market , 85O95.
HIDES Firm ; O lveston , li c ; Texits drj
13c ; Cttllfornla. HtitiUUc.
LEATHER Steady ; hemlock sole , lluenc
Ayrs. 20 20Hc.
WOOI-Qulet ; rteoee , 17fi2c ; Texas , JJfllSc.
PROVISIONS Reef , steady ; family. 111.25. .
11.75 : extra meu. JS.50 0.0) ; beef hami. IS. :
t > 23.00 : packet. ICOllc , Cut meats , stead ]
I > e1tlea. I5.UH04.50 ; pickled ( hou
Slckled 4. l.evi : pickled hams , I7.75ti .00. I-ar
easy ; wentern steimed. | 5.355.l | ) , rvnr.ej. qul
Pork. me a , I5.7SOIO.OO ; short clear , JlO.WHll.
Mmlly. IU.WUIl.iO. Tallow , steady ; city.
ll-lM(3 > ic : country , ! H' 3 , c , as to quality.
OIIS Petroleum. dull , Rosin , stead )
trained , common to good , ll.41HJll.43 , Turpei
tine , quiet. UViC. Cottonseed oil , dull : prlir
crud , lIHGCOo ; prime crude , f. o. b. mills , 16
Mile ; prlma summer yellow , jHffi : off um-
nier yellow. 22c ; butter oil , ISBrTo ; prime winter
yi-llow , rsflZS'ic.
HICK Firm ; fair to extra , 4'iWC'ic ; Japan ,
CUc.MOU8SB3
MOU\8SB3 > Kltm : New Orleans , open kettle.
Kooil to chuli c , KO33C.
MKTAl.s Th-i feeling In today'i market was
dxldnlly belter , ncnrly all points showing firm-
rf * on insrc active inquiry. At the close the
inrtsl exchange called pig Iron warrants quiet
at Ki.7. . bid and J6.W asked ; lake copper , quiet
nt ! ll.n7 < , i bid and 112.00 nsked ; tin , firmer nt
114.30 bid und S1I.40 trked ; spelter , firmer nt
il.25 bid nn.l 11.35 a > ked ; lead , firmer nt } 3.72H
bid and .1.77Vi asked. The firm fixing the rettltng
price for miners and emelten In the west quotes
lead at IXM > .
Ilt'TTKIt-ltecelpts. 9.S40 pkgs. ; market firm ;
wprtern creamery , ISQlDc ; logins , IJo ; factory ,
12&11C.
mi-i'-SH-lerelpt : . 1.621 pkgs. ; market quiet ;
fi'ptor.iber , 8c ; October. 7'ifl74ic ; light skims ,
5TiO Uc ; part sklm > . 4HCc ; full eklms , 503
EGClS-Ilecelpts. 11.085 pkns. ; market llrm ;
state and Pennsylvania , lOSflllc ; western , 10-c ;
southern , lOfllo c.
OMAHA < : i\KHAI , .MA1IKRT.S.
Cnnillllnii of Trnilv nml Onnlntloim on
Slnplo nml l.'niH-y rroduci- .
EGOJv-Ooo.1 stock. 8c.
UUTTint Cbmmnn In fair , 9fllc ; separator
creamery , 2ftc ; gatht-ird rrvamery , 150IC ; .
VKAlCholco fat. SO to ISO Ibs. . quoted nt S $
9c ; large and course , ( ; f7c.
LIVE IVUIVTUY Chickens , niiffCc ; old roost
ers , 3o ; duck" , Cc.
GAME-MallanU , J3.OOjn.2T , ; tenl. 1.25ffl DO ;
rnnts , 3.5nfI.M ( ; Cnnadlnn E TS ? , Jl.WUC.W !
ilxed. J1.2M(1.50.
PlOKO.Vrt IJve , J1 ; dead pigeons not wanted.
HAY rpbind , J5.50 ; midland , $5 ; lowland , JI.51 ;
j'M strnw , } 4.0 ; color .makes the price on hir :
Ight Imlfs sell the best ; only top erodes bung
op prices.
VEGETABLES.
CELEUY-Good stock , large , We ; Btn.ill , ISffJOc.
ONIONS-Per bu. , Jl.OOai.11) .
IIKANS Hand-picked navy , per bu. , I1.KR1.3I ) .
WKIST I'OTATOCH Kansus , 10-peck bbls. ,
" '
"i'A'llllAOK-Oootl Htock , | r lb. , UJf'.jc.
POTATOUS-lIome grown , Mff5c ; Colorado
lock , 70o.
TOMATOKS Per crate , seven basket ? , 4.005
FltUlTS.
er 21-qt. case. 17.50.
A PPIi.S : Winter stock , t3.ijOfi3.50 ; California
lellelleur. boxtwJ1.51) ; Colorado Jonathans.
boxp . 11.75 ; Nebraska , boxes , J1.25.
ril.\NBKIlUliS Fancy .Icr py. per bbl. , J10.
OHAPUS MnlaROJi , $ j.OO j O.W ) .
OltANQBH California navels , J2.75S3.M ; fancy
-'cdllngs. 12.50 ; choice , 12.25.
LBMONS California , fancy , J2.75 ; choice , t2.50 ;
ancy Messina , H.OO&3.50.
BANANAH Choice , large stock , per bunch ,
2.00&2.25 ; medium slued bunches , | 1.752.UO.
MISCKLI.ANKOUS.
NUTS Almonds , per lb. , large flze , 12J13c ;
mull , lie ; Brazils , per lb. , syioc ; English wnl-
luta , per lb. . fancy soft shell , loflllc ; standards
i/lto / ; lllberts , per lb. , lOc ; pecans , polished ,
medium , G 7c ; extra large , 8&lc ) ; large hickory
lulu , tl.00fil.10 per bu. ; mnall , Jl.25tfl.35 perbu , ;
'ticonmits. per 100 , J4.00 ; peanuts , raw , 505'ic ;
oattcd , CftCljc.
FIGS Imported , fancy , 3-crown , 14-Ib. boxes ,
Oc ; S-crown. 41-lb. boxes , 13c ; 2-lb. boxes , ! 2Jf
3c pi-r box ; California. 10-lb box , Jl.OO.
HONKY Choice white , 12c ; Colorado umber , 10
KHAUT Per no ! . , $3.50 ; half bbl. , J2.25.
MAl'LIJ SYHUP Five-gal , can. each , J2.75 ;
gal. wins , pure , per doz. , J12.l ) ; half-gal , can
C.25 ; quart cuns , J.1.5V ,
DATIiS-Hallowee , CO to 70-lb boxes , CUc ;
Salr. So ; Fnrd , 9-lb. boxes. 9c.
ClDEll 1'er half bbl. , J3.00 ; bbl. , J5.CO.
FRUail MKATS.
ic ; Booil hlndquarteri heifers , EC ; good cows !
oic ; fair rows. fi4c ! ; cow forequarters. 4V4c : cow
ilnilqusrtcrs.c. .
BEKF CUTS-Hnnnlni ; tenderloins. 45c ! ; ribs ,
No. 1. lie ; ribs , No. 2 , So ; ribs. No. 3 , CHc ;
rounds. No. 1 , 7ic ! ; rounds. No. 2 , C-Hc
rounds. No. 3 , CUc ; trimmings. 4Vtc ; beef shanks
c ; brains , per doz. , 35c ; swectbreods , per lb ,
12 ; ; sweetbreads ( calves ) , per lb , 40o ; kidneys ,
per doz. . 35c ; ox tails , each , 3c ; livers , per lb. ,
2'.ic : hearts , per lb. , 2Hc ; tongues , per lb. , lie ;
calf ll\crs , each , 33c ; calves , whole carcass or
ciitH. So ; 'sirloin butts , boneless , 9c ; shoulder
clods , boneless. CUc ; rump butts , boneless , 5 c
No. 1 chucks. rc ; No. 2 chucks. 4jc ! ; No ! I
Chucks , 4c ; boneless chucks , 6c ; cow plates. 3'Ac
steer plates , 4c ; Hank steak , 7c ; loins. No. 1
13V5c ; loins. No. 2 , lOVjo ; loins. No. 3. 8V4c ; shorl
loins , market style , 2o nbove loins ; short loins ,
hotel style , 4c nl.ovo loins ; cow loin. ends. Sc
stfcr loin , end ? , 9c.
MUTTON Fancy lambs Sc per lb. ; Iambs ,
Fc ; sheep , 7c : market racks , long , c ; hole
racks , short. lie ; loins. 9c ; saddles. 9c ; le j , Oc
lambs legs. 10c ; breasts nnd stews , 3'4c ; tongue"
each Sc ; forequarters , 5Hc.
POIUv-Dnnsed pigs. SHcper'lh. ; dressed hogs
svic ; tenderloins. 14c ; loins , short , CHc : long , be
nparo ribs , 5c ; ham Kauxngn butts , r > ae ; Dcntoi
Imtta , fi'/ie ; shoulders , rough , Be ; shoulders
skinned. SVic ; trimmings , 4Vic ; leaf lard , no
rendered. Bye ; heads , cleaned , 4c ; snouts nn. .
per dcz. , 15c ; pigs , feet , per doz. , 30c : livers
each , 3c ; hog rinds , Cc ; blade bones , Gc.
HIDES. TALIXDW , ETC.
HIDES No. 1 green hides. 7 c ; No. 2 green
hldis. CHo ; No. 1 salted hides. c : No. 2 green
salted hides , 81 ? ; Mo. 1 veal calf. 8 to 12 Ibs. , lOc
No. 2 veal calf , 11 to 13 Ibs. . Sc.
SHEEP PELTS Green salted , each , l."iiiI7Cc
green salted shearings ( short wooled early skins )
each , 13c ; dry shearings ( short wooled earlj
skins ) . No. 1 , each. Bo ; dry flint Kansas nnd Ne
brnska b'ltcher wool pelts , per lb. , nctual weight
4S5e ! dry flint. Kansas and Nebraska murrain
wcol pelts , per lb. , actual weight , 2Q4c ; drj
Hint Colorado butcher wool pelts , per lb. . actua
weight , 4R3c ; dry flint Colorado murrain woo
pelts , per lb. , actual weight , Si4c.
TALLOW. OlinAHB. ETC. Tallow , No. 1 , 33
3Vlo ; tallow. No. 2 , So ; rough tallow , ! V4c ; whit
grease , 2U ? 2c ; yellow and brown grease , 1V& {
2VJc.Fl'BS
Fl'BS Bear ( black or brown ) , t5.0' J20.00 : otter
U-MSJg.CO : mink. 155JCTc ; beaver. t.OOS .CO
skunk. 15c. 25c , BOc ; muskrnt , 3e. Be , 7c ; raccoon
15Q90c ; red fox. 2. > cffJ1.25 ; gray fox. 25W50c : wolf
( timber ) , 25cfJ2.W : wolf ( prairie coyote ) . lOSJSOc
wildcat , ICfi-.c ; badger. iWIOc : silver fox , $50.00
W75.00.
# t. I.oulx Ci-iK-rnl .
ST. IX > 1'IS. Mar-h 21. FLOUR Weaker ; pat
cnts. J4.70ff4.F5 ; straights , Jl.33ffl.51 ; clear , J4.00
O4.M : medium , r3.60i3.73. !
WHEAT Unsettled nnd Irrreiilar , closing H
higher for May and VJ < " lower for July compnroi
with Saturday's spot lower : No. 2 red , cash , ole
vntor. U7WJ bid : track. 97 > , JinwVjo : March. 9SUc
May. 99'4c : July. 79'tcbld ; No. r hard , cash , 9i
COIIN Futures closed weak , but imchanirei
spot , slesdv : No. 2 cash , 2C } c : March. 26'Kic
May , 20i 2C ic ; July , 2S' ' c asked ; Septembe
23V1C bid.
OATS Futures were easier ; snot , lower ; No
.1 cnsh. 2Cc bid : trak. > . SC'.tc ; March. WMa >
Hc ; July. 23o asked : No. 2 while. 2ST4ff29c.
HYK Hlirh r nt 4 < tac.
FI\X8BKD Nominal nt $1.12.
TIMOTHY SEED Prime. J2.S5ft2.91. i
COHNMEAI.r-Jl.iWJl.r.'i.
BRAN Steady ; east track , sacked. f,7c.
HAY In lltllp demand , except for fine tlmothi
prairie. J5.ocns.25 ; timothy. I' f WIO.BO.
BITTER-Qulet ; creamer ; ' . lfB19'.c ( ; dairy ,
WIIISKY-tl.M.
KOOS-FIrm nt lUic.
COTTON Tt7S-70c.
METALS T end. stronger at J3.55g3.57H ; spel
ter. Jl.on. soliprs.
PUOVISIONS-Pork , lower : standard mess ,
Jobbing , J9.S71 * . I ad. stesdy : prime steam ,
} 4.9.i : choice. J4.9.1. Boxed me-its. Incon shoul
ders. ti.2H05.r ! | > : extra short clear , J5.C2' ; ribs.
J5.75 : s ortH , J5.87Vf < Dry salt ments , shoulders ,
JI.8isri.r2Vextra : short clear , Jl.12'4 ; ribs , J5.I5 :
fhorts. J.1.17" . '
RKTEIPTS-Flour. 8.0.10 hhlr.t wh t , 10.00)
bu. : coin. JISOO bu. ; oats. 67.000 1m.
SHIPMENTS Flour. 4.W Ini. ; wheat , 9.0W bu. ;
corn , f (1,000 ( bu. ; oats , 20.000 bu.
\ < MV OrlcniiH Inrki t.
NF.W ORLEANS. Mnrch 21. HOfl PRODUCTS
Quiet. Pork , standard mefs , J10.25. Ixird. re
fined tierce. J3.C3'.M3.75 ; pure lard. J-i.25fT5.37i4.
Boxed ments. dry salt shoulders , 15. 00 ; sides.
t5.37H. Bacon , s'dfs , J6.25. Hams , choice sugar
rurp.1. l .Vft9.&o. )
COI'KF.K-Rlo , crdlnsry to fair. C * ! MWe.
RICE Steadv ; ordinary to good. S > iflsc
FljTIUR Dull ; extra fancy , JI.COI)4.70 ) ; patents' ,
Jl.f5 ! ' 5.fO
BIIAN-73. .
HAY Prime. JH.f"ftl.C > - ) ; choice. J14.VfT14.ro. (
I. CORN-No. 2 sacked , mixed , 37r3'Ac ! ; white
h anil vellow , 37'jO3Sc.
d OATS No. 2 sacked ,
; > ! C..I'Kal3l'iiml3iiaaa hr cmfw cmfwyf fl
,
y Vlxlhlr fir n I it Supply.
NEW YORK. Mar-h 21. The * tntrment of thf
visible supply of nraln In More nnd afloat Sat-
unlay. March 19 , HS compiled by the New York
Produce exchanue. Is as follows :
WHEAT 31.417.000 bu. ; decrease. KK.OOO bu
CORN-43.3 SriOO bu. ; Increase , 7SB.O-0 1m. '
OATS 12.317.00i ) bu. : de-ie se. 49.fOO bu.
JIYW S.24I.W ) bu. . decivaie. 118,0ft ) 1m.
HARLEY 1.&M.OOO bu. ; deorenfe. 114,000 bu.
Toledo Mnrkt't.
TOLEDO. March 21. WHEAT Easy ; No. I
c h and May. i'\if ,
CORN Active , steadv ; N.I. . 2 Jnlxed. 30c.
0 TS-Steady ; No. ! mlted. ft. !
RYi-Dull. ensy ; No. 7 cash. & 0c bid.
CIOVEIISEEI ) Active , higher ; prime cash
M reh mid April. 2.f\\
OIIr-North Lima , C7c ; South IJma and In
dlnna , C2c.
I'hllnilclihln 1'rniluor.
PHILADELPHIA , March 21. TlfTTER -
Steady : fancv western creamer } ' , 20c ; fancy west
ern prints , 21 c.
EOOS Dull and Me lower : fre h. nearby am
rilisn Quiet but steady : New fork fane ]
full ream. 6Vli | Uc ; New York prime. 7HffSo.
Iilvrrpool Jlnrkrt ,
T.1VERPOOU March 21. WHEAT Pp.-- ! . dull
Nn. 1 re-l. northern spring. 8s ; No. S red , went
ern. 7a 91
CORN Hoot , nulet ; Amerli-nn. new. Sa 4W.1
future quiet ; March , 2 4.1 ; May , 3s Sd ; July
3s 2Hd.
Import * of wheat Intn Liverpool f < v lh wr/k
From Atlantic ports , C7 , * quarters ; Pacific perU
1,009 ouarten ; other ports , K.vn quAttera. Im
ports of corn Into Uverpool for the week ; From
Atlantic ports , 44,100 quarter * .
Fl/JUR St. Louis fancy winter , dull , Ps W.
HOI1 ! * At London ( Paclfio coast ) , , dull , 4 te
PROvisiONS-Reef , firm ; extra India inns.
1.1 9d ; prime mess , tn ( .l. Pork , firm ; prime
meso , fair western , ( Is 3d ; prime mew , medium
western , U M. Hams , short cut , stead ) ' , 3 > W.
laccm , firm. Us , Short ribs , dull , 3ls ; long clear
middles , light , steady , 29s ; long clear middles ,
iwxvr. stcndy , 2.is Cd ; sltort clear backs , steady ,
Mi Ol. Clear lielllra , stendy , 32s. Shuuldirs ,
qunre , steady. III C.1. Lnrd , prime westein ,
tendy , 27s , Talluw , prime city , firm , 20s ( VI ,
Cl I KKSI3 American white and colored finest ,
nchnngcd.
O1I S Ojttonscol , Liverpool rcflne < l , steady , 17s
1 , Turpentine spirits , steady , 25s 3d. Rosin ,
omnvm , steady , 4s 2d.
llnlllinorc Jlnrkct.
BALTIMORE , Mnrch 21. FLOUH Quiet ! west-
rn , superfine , J2.7 ! f3.10 ; westertf , extrai $ > .J5/JI
.04 ; western , family , JI.KHJ4.W ; winter wheat
stenM. Jl.TO-O'J.Cl : spring patents , tJ.lDdfi. W ;
lir.ng wheat straight , J5.Otfj.15. Hecelpts , 7,6.17
bis. ; ex | > orts , none. ,
WHBAT Umetllpil ! etwt nnd tnonlK W4ff
SHe ; May , 99cVtl.CO | steamer , No. 2 red , 9 : , i
lOJ ic. Receipts , S2.IIJ7 bu. ; exports , none.
Koutbern wheat , by snmple , 95c < jJl.tX ) ; soutliern
vhcat , on grade , I > 6'4y99ViC.
CORN Steady ; siiot nnd month , 33' , 'i33lSc ' ;
Mnrch , 3.1'cinfic ; Btcamer , mtxi l , M > WJlc. Re
ceipts , 2o9'JJ2 bu. ; exports , 12 ,931 bu. Southern
vhlte corn , UUbJlUc ; southern yellow corn ,
'
OATS-Oulet ; No. 2 while , western ,
No. 2 mixed , white , 31Vi 32c. Receipts , 37,112
bu. ; exports. OO.OOO bu.
RYE Dull ; No. 2 nearby , t5\ic ; No. J western ,
" ' 4c. Recolpts , 9,215 bu. ; exports , none.
HAY Steady ; choice timothy , J12.COIfl3.00.
GRAIN FREIGHTS Demand very fiat nnd
ntes appear to Iw < * iuiy ; sti-nm to Llxcnniol , IHT
m. , 3'd , , May ; cork for rders , tier qunilcr , 5s
OUd. March ; 3s 4Wd&3s Gd , April.
DUTTKH-Atcody : fancy creamery. 200 21c :
nncy Invitation , 1781Sc ; fnncy ladle , 15o ; good
adle , 13014c ; store packed. 10S12C.
1X1GS gulrt ; fresh , 10V4C.
CHI-I-ili-Steady : fancy New York , large. 9'i
O9V c ; fancy New York , medium , Si'.jtflOe ; fanny
New York , small , 10'iO19c. !
City ( irulii anil I'rovlxloiiN.
KANSAS CITY , Mnrch -WHEAT Active ,
steady to Uc higher ; No. 1 hard , ! WJ91c ! ; No. 2 ,
5 9ftc ; No. 3. HJtrS7c : No. 1 red , 91I ( k ; : No. 2.
935 Co : No. 3 , 87V41i92Uc ; No. 2 spring , StiS > ic ;
No. 3. SIOSCc.
CORN Active nnd steady ; No. 2 mixed , 25Vif ?
26c.OATS
OATS Act Ivo and steady ; No. 2 white , 2iViff2Sc.
RYE Weaker ; No. 2 , ll'.ic.
HAY Steady ; choice timothy , J3.50S9.W ;
choice prnlrle , J7.WO7.25.
BUTTER Steady ; creamery , 15SlS5c ! ; dairy ,
4B1CC.
EGGS Firm ; fresh , 7 c.
RECEIPTS Wheat , 40,200 bu. ; corn , 57,800 bu , ;
oats , 38,001) bu.
SHIPMENTS'-Wheat , 43,100 bu. ; corn , 27,9 )
bu. ; oats , 9 , WO bu , I
'Cliicltiiintl Market.
CINCINNATI , Mnrch 21. FLOUR-Easy ; fnncy ,
l.33 4.55 : family , J3.704.N ) .
WHEAT Firm ; No. 2 red. 97i&c. &
CORN Active , lower ; No. 2 mixed , 31c.
OATS Active : No. 2 mixed , 2Sf2Jc.
RYE Knsv ; No. 2 , B2c.
PROVISIONS Ijird , steady , $1.35. Bulk meats ,
stcndy , J"i.15. Bacon , steady , J5.95.
WHISKY Firm , J1.20.
BUTTER Easier : Elgin crenmery , 20',4c ; Ohio ,
ISfM ; dairy , 10512c.
SUGAR Easy ; haul refining , Jl.10ft5.lv ; .
KOGS Dull. 9c.
( rood to prime Ohio fiat ,
Grnlii Hft-rliitn nt I'rlnvlpnl MarkclM ,
CHICAGO. March 21. Receipts today : Wheat.
tTO cars ; corn. 301 cars : oats. 2SC cars. Estimated
cnrlots tomorrow : Wheat , 1S3 cars ; corn , 320
cars ; oats , 300 cars.
ST. LOUIS , March 21. Receipts : Wheat , 13
cars.
KANSAS CITY , Mnrch 21. Receipts : Wheat , 77
cars.
_
IlnlTnlo Mnrkot.
BUFFALO. N. Y. . March 21. WHEAT No. 1
northern , Jl,00 4 ; new , J1.05 } ; ; No. 2 winter ,
il.OO.
BARLEY Minnesota , 430500 ; Wisconsin , 42
017c.
RYE No. 2 on track , Me asked. -
Detroit Mnrkvt.
DETROIT. Mnrch 21. WHEAT No. 1 white.
94c ; No. 2 red , cash nnd May , 9Cc.
CORN-No. 2 mixed. 2&.5c.
OATS No. 2 white , aryic.
RYE NO. 2 , 52Vic.
_
1'corln Jlnrkft.
l'IX > RIA. March 21. CORN Market firmer ;
No. 2. 27T41729C.
OATS Mnrket firm : No. 2 white. 2Sc.
WHISKY High proof spirits. J1.19VJ.
Sun Krant-lfico Wlifiit Market.
SAN TRANCISCO , March 21. WHEAT
Stcndy : December. $1.33 ? ; ; May , $1.43',4.
BARLEY Steady ; Uec-ember , J1.07U ; May ,
J1.1CU.
Iliitlor .Mnrkci.
ELGIN. III. , March 21-BUTTER-Steady ; of
ferings , 199 tubs ; sales , 1R5 tubs at ISVJc ; sales
reported for the week , 10.543 tubs.
STO CKS AXIJ nOX D S.
Mnrket In Tlnll , Owliitr < o Uncerlnlii-
tleo About Ciiliu.
NEW YORK. March 21. The only feature dis
cernible In today's Block market was Its dull
ness. This dullness wns the exact reflection
of the doubt nnd hesitation which prevail In all
financial circles over the next probable develop
ment In the Oubnn question. Apparently there
wns n limited volume of sales for the short nc-
count nt the start , which resulted In eharp de
clines to practically th > low point of the dnv.
There were lower prices made In some fe\v tccks
later In Uho nlmleas drifting of the rmrlrct.
Iluslnesa was almost stagnant lifter the npenlnr
until near the close , when there was n sharp
rally in prices , apparently due to the rebuying
of stocks sold at the opening. There wns no
spirit or animation In the rally nnd prices drifted
downward ncnlnst the close. There WUH only a
small volume of stocks offered nil day , but the
demand wn * almost nothlnsr , and the result Is
that the prices are lower nil nronnd. losws
reaching a. point In some of the leid ! " > r ypcr'nl-
ties. There Is every Indication of n large out
standing short Interest In Mi" miriMt. but In
live presence of the posi'hl1 ' , \ - .i 'i-e | .il".r.il
outlook this Interest Is very persistent in de
clining to cover. It Is the prevailing Iwllef thit
early developments nt Washington vr'll Include
the rciirt of th Maine board of Inquiry nnd
a president's- message on that .md ' ul'a. 7hl
keeps purchaser * out of the market , nnd < n
the oilier hand the large short Interest warns the
bears to procivd with caution. The cons-'qu.Mice
IH neml-staRiiatlon , Fuch as wns wltm-.ssed tn-
dny. Such selling n there was wns attributed
to Washington nccount , nnd there was some sell
ing also by large Individual operators. IxmiUm
was. ik seller , but not to n large extert. 'Ihe
list of stocks nnd bonds that moved n , i'l \fr
n comparatively short one , the market being too
narrow. Foreign exchange stiffened slightly to
day nnd no engagement was announced of sod !
for Import. Discounts In londnn abd llorlln
were reported slightly easier. The outlook hen-
favors easier money on account of the gold Im-
poitatlonfl already arrived or on the wny. Hanks
nre not d > 'si > osed tu make tlm loanp tmd gre.it
caution In the Inlying of commoiclul paper U
nlsii manifest , The bond market was on a
corresponding scale of dullness with stock * mid
prices ) were lower. Total sales $050,00. ) . United
Staten new 4s were ' , & lower nnd Uhe old 4 .
registered , ' , i lower , while the old 4s , coupon , nnd
2s WITV tj higher bid.
The Evening Post's Ixindon finnrclnl cable
gram : The mock markets here were lifeless nr.d
featureless today , Americans weie sUgnant nnd
dull pending the report on the M.ilnc dls.iMer
nnd the dleclosure of President McKlnley's piniib
icgarding Cuba. Arbltrnge house * took s'.i'Ck
when It was offered with fair margins , but
otherwise there was no support f" > r Amvrlcnni.
Hp.ir..sh 4s were weak. IlnvslH were Hat , the
exchange being thu luwest nil record , the Indltm
budget being better than anticipated , providing
na It does for n net Increase of only J .VW.OOi )
tn the debt , Silver has ripen sharply lux-ant *
of the absence of any nlluslon In the budget to
nn men-used Import duty. Thc'il tllne In French
exchange Is believed to be partly due to uj'm-
pathy .with the fall of money rate * here nnd
naitly to Ihe fact that the Hank of Franco Is
parting more freely with gold.
Following are the closing quotations of the
leading stocks on the New York market today ;
i n
Metropolitan , 11,1I9 | Northern r cinc preferred ,
P.W4 ! Rock Island , l.ttJ ; J. Paul. ZJ.ftiOi Union
Pacific. 11. Ml ; Tobnccm 4.O.U ) IVopU's das. 4,700 ;
Sugar , Cl.lll ; l > * therrtprettTreJ. J.OS3.
Mnrkrt ,
NEW Y011K , Marctf > 1i-i&tON ir ON OALL
Nomlnal at 1H02 per cent.
PRIMK MERCANTILE TAPKR-IUffS per
EXCIMVfftf-FIrm , with ctu l
business In bankers' bllli at IIS4 for demand ami
11.81 forilxty days ; poMed rates. fl.S2HI.S2H at" !
II.S5R4.R5H ; commercial bills.
SILVER CERTIF'IC
HAIl SILVER 55 > o. '
MBX1CAN IOLLAR4S ? .
GOVHHNMKNT RONI > S-Klrm ! new 4 . re < ls.
tered unit coupon , 121) ) 4 * . ( registered , 100 % cou-
n , 111H ; if , ss ; fir registered < \nd coupon. Ill ;
r 'aclflo Cs. . of ' ? ! > , 103.
Closing quotations on.bonds were an follows ;
us.now49..rcir . . lamTSfTir. a 6 . ir.
U.S.new4scou.,12l4lN.l3. Os . m
O. 9.4s.rez . KnWlN.O. 45 . KM
U.S.4S.COUP . 11 m * No. Pacific IMS. . .Ill'
U.S.U8.M ? . tUMNo. Paclllo Us .
U.S.Si.reir Ill No. I'ucinc 48. . . . . U4J1
U.S.Sa.coup Ill N. V C. A St. L. 4 < i..lOl ;
District 3.0.ls 110 N. * W. ua 110
Ala..clan * A. . . . . . 103 ! < N. W.CoiMnl * 144
107 N.V. . Doll , it MS
Oro. .Nav.lsU 115
Aln.Currency. . . Ore. Nar. 4 . . . . > ' :4 :
Atclnnoms 0.8. L , . lis. t.r. I''l )
Atchl onnni.4 < < . . O. S.U 54. t. r UM ! <
O. Inin. Ists.t. r. . . . 1D.1
Chicago Ter'l4a. . O. Imp. us. t r Ul ) :
fv ! O.fis . I'nctnctiB of ' 1)3. ) , . lll ) :
C.H.AD. 4Vj1. . 104H Heading * SI
D.AR. O. Uli . .1 U.a..Ve'it Isti HilS
D.AR. O.4n BUti SU U & I. M. Cjn. 1 '
KaatPonn. lBM..lo : > l < 'St. L. AS. F.Gan.'O.117'
KriPOen. 41 ODH.St. . P. Comols 140
F W A I ) . 1 . t. r. . OtlK St. P. C. A P. ItU. . . US
_ .ii. Elt > e. at , . . . . 101 St. P.O. * P. 5s 114K
O.H. 3. A. IK. . . .102 Southern Rv.Oi. . . . 8'.n '
O.H.AS. A. ' . > d9..10l : S. R. AT. On BI
' " Temi.nowsotas. . . US
Ili.VT. ( J. cn'u da ! 110 Tex.lMc. I. G.UU t UW
low.i 0. tuts llli ) Tox. Pae. Rj.Ms , . . SI
K. P.Con. , t.r 1.1IU U. P. n.AO. Isti. . M
K.P. ims.t , r 101 Wall. In' 5 * lllll ! (
La. Now Con. 4 - . . . Hil Wab. ads 7H5i
UAN. Unl 41 100 West Shorn i , . . .107 ! >
MlRiourl Oi OsMj Va. defijrrnd t
M. K.AT. .Mi H'H , Union Pacific ptd. . fioH
N. Y. C. Isti HUM Union l'.icllle4H. . . 1)1 U
llnatoii Stuck ( liKitntlnnn.
1JOSTON , Mai\-h 21. Call loans , 213 | ier cent ;
time loan. ' , 45J5 per cent. Closing prices
for stocks , bonds nnd mining shares :
Smi FrniieUoo 3llnliiR Qnntntlnns.
SAX rilANClSCO March ! 1 OHIclal closing
quotations on mlnlne stocks today were as to )
ows :
Alt.i If. iRiitueliy Con a
AlohaCon 7 Mexican .11
Andes 10 Occidental Con. . . . 2. > 5
lielcher i > 3 Ophlr 40
licstA Balohor. . . . ill Overman 10
Uulllon ni Potosi 41
Chnllonfo Con l5 ! Savmro as
Chollar. 13 Scorpion 0
Confldcncn 05 Sierra Nnvaau. . . . 130
Con. Cat. A Va. . . . 70 Sliver Hill a
Crown Point 13 Union Con 41
Ooula&Uurnu , . . . 0 Utah Con _ 10
Hnlo.it Morcrosa. . I'-'i follow Jacket -8
Julia 1 Standard 100
Justice SI ]
Silver bars , r,5'.4c ; Mexican dollars , 45Vi
drafts , sight , 15c ; telexraph , 17 > : c.
\o\v York 3IlnInRr Quntutlaim.
NK\V YOKK. March 21. The followlne the the
losing mining quotations ; .
Chollar 40 Ontario -jrii )
Crown Point 10 Ouiur. 40
: on. cal. A Va. . . . 70 Plymouth a ,
) cadwoou 75 Quicksilver 100
3ouldACiirry 15 OulcXsilvor DM. . , 200
ilaleAMornross. . 1211 ilerraNevali. . . . 100
lomostntto 3700 Standard 100
ron Silver : ! . " > Union Con 25
ilcxican .Ti Yellow Jackni . . . . 'ji (
Kliiniiclniotex. .
OMAHA. March 21. The ( jloirlngs for the day
were J959.217.30 ; balances , fCTS1.2S. ( In 1W7 the
clearings were 177I.6S3.91 , .arid the balances , SC-
939.94 ; Increase In clearings' , ' 1184.531.45.
CHICAGO , Mnrch M.V-Clearlnjs. $16,254.418.
New York exchange , 15g discount. 1'osted rates ,
t4.82',4 ami 14.85',4. Stocks very dull , with nn
cai-ler tendency ; Alley U"v9i4 ; : lilfcult , 21 % ; Ills-
cult preferred , ? 7W : Diamond Match.130 ; Lake
Street L. 11H ; North Chicago , 215 ; Strawboard
2Cli527 : West Chicago , ! : .
ST.LOII1H , March Sl.T-Cledrlngs. J1.CS8.977 ; bal
ances , J574.742. Money , StfU.'per cent , New York
exchange , par bid , lVlc premium uxkcrt
NUW ORLEANS. > Mar h 21. Clearings , JSOO.-
748. New York "exchange , bank , par ; commercial
Jl per JI.OOO discount.
MEMPHIS. March-21. Clearings. J361.1H ; bal
ances , JU.390. .New York exchange selling at
$1.CO premium. " '
PHILADELPHIA. March 21. Clearings , J5S-
291.518 ; balances , Jl,567,53 ! .
I1ALTIMORE. March 21. Clearing ? , J2.220DC1 ;
balances , J34ijG05.
NEW YORK. March 21. Clearing , J75CC9S58 ;
balances. JC,253,293.
HOSTON. Mnrch 21. Clearings , 111,598,407 ; bal
ances , tl,144.782.
CINCINNATI , March 21. Clearings , J2.66S.300
Money , 2Vjifi C per cent. New York exchange , 25g >
40c discount ,
ForrlKtr Fliinnolnl.
LONDON , March 21. Gold Is quoted at Ruenos
Ayres today at 165.M ) , Amount of bullion gone
.Into . the Hank of England on balance , 30.CGO.
Spanish 4s were quoted on the stock exchange nt
Wt. n. decllr. " of U from Saturday's prices.
PARIS. Mnrcb 21. On the Iwurse toJay Spanish
4s"closMl at 557-16. The closing price nf Sa' r-
day was 05 3-16. Moat of the day was quiet , and'
prices Improved on the rumor that those stocks
which are not quoted on the floor will bo ex
empted from yearly stomp duties , payment of
which will be confined to new lsufs. The market
closed firm. Three per c it rentes , 103f S214C
for account. Exchange on London , 25f 29c for
account.
MADRID. _ March 21. Spanish 4s ar Quoted to
day at 7G.55.
American Securities In I.onilon.
LONDON , March 21. The market for American
securities , after a dull and rattier weak opening ,
wns firmer , with no special feature. The close
was steady and the demand light.
Wool CMnrki-t * .
BOSTON , March 21. The following are the
quotntlans for leading descriptions :
Ohio and Pennsylvania llevoe ? , K ,13 ntKTt ,
27iT2So ; XX , ! 9c ; XX and nbove , SOs ; delaine.
3ftfille ; No. 1 comb'ng , 30Q3lc ; No. 3 combing ,
! OS31c. Michigan , Wisconsin , northwest , etc. :
Michigan , : ic ; No. 1 Ilchlgnn combing. 29c ;
No. 1 Illinois combing , ! 9c ; No. 2 Michigan
combing. SSiZ9c ; No. 2 Illinois comblni. 2SSJ2 o :
New York , N w Hampshire nnd Vermont , 23ff
24c ; No. 1 New York , New Hampphlie nnd Ver
mont , 27c : delaine , Michigan , 26c. Unwashed
medium Kentucky nnd Indiana quarter-blood
combing. 23c ; Kentucky nnd Indiana three-
clghthS'blood combing , 23c ; Missouri quarter-
blood combing , 2Je ; Missouri three-elghths-
blood combing , 23c : braid corab'i ' g , 2 > ) c ; lake
and Georgia , 22c. Texas wools , spring medium ,
twelve-month , 1618c ; pcourcd , ' 43f4.'c ; spring
fine. twel\o months , 18ijfl9c ; scoured , 48ii50c.
Territory wools : Montana line medium nnd line ,
liMJlfc ; s-coured. 48gi4Sc ; staples , OOiT.ISc. Unth ,
Wyoming , etc. : Fine medium nnd line , 15ffl"c :
scoured , 43lie ; staple , SOc. Australian scouted
basis , combing superfine. 70fT7c : combine , ( jocd ,
65 < 3GSc ; combing , average. C2ffC"ic.
ST. IXJU1S. March 21. WOOL Dull and easier ;
medium , 15fl9V4c ; light line , 13&lCe ; heavy line ,
SS13o ; lull washed , 2202ij. !
IXNDON , March 21. WOOI There was a good
attendance at the wool nuctlon sales today. The
offerings aggregated 11.147 bales and consisted "of
a varied selection. There was active competition
nnd the tone of the sales wns lirm. Continental
requirements showed n hardening tendincy. The
continental buyers , especially French representa
tives , were bidding cplrltedly for better greasy
merinos. Prices are very high , especially for
ln-ks nnd pieces , owing tr > the scarcity of
scoured. A line line of Geelong sold well to the
home Irado nt 2s C' < .1 , und nlo Iambs at 3s
lOlid , The home trade also purcha ed a ma
jority of middle sorts , grejisy merinos and cross-
hreds , There \ > as a qulclr sale for Cape of Good
Hope , which was In moderate supply. A lot of
Natal gressy was principally taken by York
shire nt a fnrlhlrg to half a pnny nbove ths
opening of the sale. Following are the s.iles In
detail : New South Wale * . C.100 bales ; scoured.
Is 2d1 > - 7d ; greasy. EViQiH' ! . Queensland. 1.2CC
biles ; Kcnurml. Is 4dils 9V > d ; greasy , CVtQlOVid
Victoria. 3.3CO bales ; soouh-il , IsRls lld ) ; greasy ,
"H'1'31" ' U'l. South Australia. 00 bales ; scoured ,
Is H.I ; greasy , 5y , 7iid ; West Australia , 401
bales ; greasy. &VliKVid. New Zealand. 2.301
bales ; scoured , Milld : graasy. BUOlOd. Caie ( ol
O-o.l Hope and Nutal. 1,409 bales ; scoured , "KO
Xiv York Orr Conil * Mnrkct.
NnW YCKK. March : i. The dreary weathei
producM quiet store trao'ng In dry goods to
day , ulilch wis the most noticeable change Ir
conditions noted. Jobber ? /lid a" fair husjnets ,
but by no means ns heavy as during the early
part of last week. In primary markets there la
little or no change. Cotton continue * qul t with
many adverse inlluences wldent. The expon
trade In ( tnplo cottons , jlrr goods , ducks anil
other brown gooJs Is decidedly better. Othei
staple cottnni are generally quiet. Print clothi
are ueaU , though nominally quoted at 2Vlc. le >
1 | > er cent , Actual buslnesa In extras ran only be
Kona on as before on a baaU of 2 11-lte. Print !
are quiet.
Stiariir AlurUrlK.
NR\V" ORUCAKS. Mnrch 21. SCOAIl-Dull
Ofien kettle. 2)403 ll-Kc ; granulated. 4S3I ll-V.c
w'lltei. 4 it4 c ; yellowj. Ifll S-16c : semncls ,
J 4 il 1-I6 . Moln fe . ilrong : centrlfiical , 5814' ,
NRW YOIIK. March Sl.-sraAlt-Ilnw. quiet
fair rellnbiK. 3Vic ; centrifugal. 96 te t , 4 1-llic
refined , quiet ; mould A. me : itanilard A , So ;
confectioners' A , ( c ; cut loaf , ic ; crushed , 2Hc
powdered , 5 S-1 ; granulated , SHc ; cubes , 5 5-lCc
Cnllf.irnln. llrli-il Trillin.
NHW YOItK. March H.-CAI.lI'OItNIA DRIEI
rni'lTi * Steady ; -aporRlixl upplM. common. 1
( i8c ; prime wire fay. lUfiHic ; wood dried
prime , SHft Xc ; choice. 8 % rc ! ; fancy. 8H J10c
prunes. JIUISo ; aprlcoti , Itoy l. fU4V7c ; Moo
Park. B'.iOlOpeaches ; , unpeiled. SQ9c ; peeled
OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET
Week Opens with Light Supplies and a
General Request.
GOOD DEMAND FOR THE BEEF STEERS
I'rlcru ( to tip Fire to Ten Cent *
Uiiiler UrKriil Iluylnit H K *
Sell llrUUIv nnd n
Simile lllKhcr.
6OUTH OMAHA , March 21-Hccelpts for
the days Indicated were :
Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Hor'a.
March 21 1.42J 1.77S G.71G 10
March 19 l.aos 3,353 1,701 1
March IS 2.30 ; 4.70 $ J.9W
March 17 l.WI 4.730 14,145 3
March 1C 3,597 4,1)15 ) C.355
March 13 S.720 C.OU7 3,041 36
March H 2.1SS l.CJD 4.S26 2
-March 12 2.103 4.532 7M 2i )
March 11 2.4 2 0,912 1.SW3
March 10 2,312 4.C97 10,207
March 9 2Ml C.Sil C.D78 47
March S 2.93'J C,6iX 7.SG9 3
March 7 3'JCO 3.17G 3.3S4 4
March 5 1.137 C.437 1.270 CO
March 4 l.SSJ . C.5I3 G.2I3 43
March 3 lr.2 5,599 3.7C3 2
March 2 ] , ' ! 5,343 4,533 6
The offlclal number of cars of stock
brought In today by each road was :
Cattle. HOBS. Shtcp. H'r's.
C. . M. & St. P. Hy. . . . 1 . . 1
Union 1'aclllc System.1 10 17
C. & N . w. Hy 1
V. , 13. & M. V. H. U.ir , 7
S. C. & P. Hy 2
C. , St. I' . , M. & O , Hy 9
11. & M. U. 11. H 14 n 5 1
C. , H. & Q. Hy 1
C. , H. 1. & V. Hy. , east 1
C. , H. I. & V. Hy.V. . . . . 3
Total receipts DD 21 2o 2
The disposition of the day's receipts was
as follows , each buyer purchasing the num
ber of head Indicated :
Uuycrs. Cattle. Hogs. Sheep.
Omalia Packing- Company 6
The G. H. Hammond Co 2G1 677
Swift and Company 20S 537 3,033
The Cudahy Packing Co 310 . . . . 1,049
It. Decker nnd Degan. . . . 35
J. Li. Carey ; 58
Lobman & Hothschllds. . 104
W. 1. Stephens 2c !
Huston Co 17
Krebbs & Co 191
Hill & Huntzlnger 3S
Livingston & Sbaler ( ! 7
Swift from country 1,400
Meyers : c9
Planklnton P. Co. , Mil
waukee , WIs. 497
Other Uuycrs 191 . . . . 1S7
Left Over 150
Total 1.C22 1.7S1
CATTLE-Hecelpts of cattle today. 1,778
head , l,2os on Saturday , 1.1SS one. week ago
and 3,200 tiwo weeks ago.
In the matter of quality the cattle on
sale today averagi-d up very poorly , the
best of the offerings being fair to medium
corn fed beeves , with a sprinkling of cow
stuff iind" stock cattle. The market as a
whole was In a condition satisfactory to the
sellers , practically cveryinmg cnanging
hands before the middle of tin1 forenoon.
Ueef Ste rs Of the llfty-nlne loads on sale
the greater proportion WuUld eume under the
head of beef steers , but as noted above the
quality was decidedly on the commonlsh or
der in spite of the fact that there were a
few bunches of pretty decent cattle. The
demand was exceedingly good , there being
it lively shipping as well as local demand.
In addition advices from other markets were
most favorable and all these bull features
taken together rendered the market both
active nnd stronger. Buyers reported their
cattle as costing SfJlOc more than Saturday ,
but sellers nvcre generally content to call H
h little stronger. Owing to the Inferior
quality of the cattle the sales did no'
show up very well on paper , the best cat'
tie here being good , enough to bring only
$1.70.
Butchers' Stock Only ten or a dozen loads
of cows and heifers were on sale and the
market was strong and active. One two-
load bunch of heifers solJ up to $4.10 , and
another bunch brought $3.60. The trad soon
camo.to an end for the twant of more cattle
to sell.
Stock Cattle Only a few loads of stockera
and feeders we.ro among1 the cattle on sale.
The demand was trcod and the market very
strong. Desirable * light stock cattle sell as
well as ever and the demand keeps In ex
cess of the supply all the tlmo. On some
days the demand for heavy feeders or for
cattle that have already had some corn Is
not overly brisk , but there Is'a call for light
cattle every day In the week. Representa
tive sales :
NATIVES
BEEF STEERS.
No. AV. Pr. No. Av. l r. No. Av. Pr.
32. . . . 1127 S4 30 3..1170 14 23 20..KM SI 23
15..1C2 435 1..11SO 34 $ It.1194 ) 450
13..UU 4 40 1..1110 4 30 1..1420 4 0)
18..1120 4 CO SO..1122 435 21..1111 41
13..1123 440 29..1419 440 1..1MO 350
53..1044 3 75 ft..1232 4 30 35..1222 4 20
110. . . S3 3 65 1C..i:20 4 SO 1..11SO 4 uO
33. . . . 742 SOI 27..1472 4 7 3..1513 420
2..1115 4 CO S..1392 4 10 3..13 % 3 C5
COWS.
1..11CO 2 S3 1..1070 2 1. . . . 810 350
19. . . . $ : < 5 3 GO 2. . . . 915 3 25 1..117) 3 CO
S..1020 340 1. . . . ESK > 2Gi > 8..1148 3 05
1. . . . S80 275 19..1017 3 63 1. . . . 940 300
01. . . . 933 390 3..1000 360 2..1055 330
1..1050 3 00 8. . . . 93 ! 3 70 4..1070 3 40
18. . . . 917 370 2.1075 340 1. . . . 950 2 SO
1..1050 3 13 SO. . . . 963 3 75 2..1335 3 40
1. . . . 850 353 1..1C60 3 0 > > 1. . . . 970 355
2..1180 323 1. . . . 7SO 375 8..1072 333
1. . . . KK > 2 SO 11..1070 360 8. . . . OS3 340
1..12110 3 40 1..11SO 340 1..1070 275
41. . . . 7S 343 15..1013 375 1. . . . 9SO 2 CO
1. . . . 790 375 1. . . . 910 375 14..1079 345
G..1010 343 11..1065 310 1..12SO 373
1. . . . 930 350 1..1TO 365 6. . . . 911 375
10..1023 3 DO 3..1W6 3 65 2. . . . 9S5 3 30
1. . . . WO 225 1..102' ' ) 250 1..1110 225
HKIFKHS.
1. . . . S90 393 1. . . . SM 250 32..1253 415
1. . . . SO ) SCO 8..10S3 3 65 1. . . . 930 385
1. . . . 820 340 1. . . . 760 375 5. . . . 640 370
4 33
1..1C10 3 25 1..1C50 3 15 1..1240 3 00
2..17SH 3 45 1..1C30 3 40 1. . . . 910 3 75
4..1442 3'0 1..1510 330 1..200I ) .ICO
1..1570 3 S3 S..1090 3 75 1..1C50 3 73
STAGS.
13.,127 S70 1..15CO 323 2..1310 3 GO
CALVES.
4. , . . 205 G SO 1..210 025 1. . . . DrO SCO
1. . . . 320 60) 1. . . . 150 6 M
STOCKERS AND FEEDERS.
4. . . . 6C7 400 7. . . . 7M 400 1. . , . 960 410
3. . . . 400 4 10 1. . . . 9 > 3 00 19. . . , 9(3 4 3)
20. . . . 923 430 2ii. . . , 921 4 Si ) 17. . . . fill 415
. . . S * > 4 40 7..1005 4 W 2. . . . ? 4 40
. . . . . 850 4 ! > > 3. . . . CD 4 75 1. . . , CIO 4 75
14. , . . 479 & 05 10. . . . TOO 4 63 1. . . , CD 400
1. . . . 900 4 4' ' ) 1. . . . 900 4 23 1. . . . 580 4 0-1
4. . . . RH 4 SO 9..10 3 70 1. . . . CM ) 3 45
2. . . . G40 4 75 44..1309 4 45 2. . . . 740 4 0)
G. . . . 7S8 3 Co 1. . . . 910 S 00 & . . . . 95H 4ft )
1. . . . 810 4 SO 19. . . . SCI 430 S..10IS 325
37. . . . 927 3 5 1. . . . 510 SO ) 1. . . . SbO 3 SO
1. . . . 378 2 SO
HOGS Receipts today numbered 1.718 head.
1,6.10 one week ugo nnd 3,176 two weeks ago.
The quality of the hogs waa good on nn
nverngc , there Iwlng very few pour loads among
th twenty-live fresh on sale.
With so few on snlo and with ndvlcoi from
other points favornble , the sellers had the heft
of It and the market openeil stronger and nctlve.
Hath packcrj and shippers were friw buyers und
the pnnH were soon cleared.
Thu 'licgs sold nt the range of J3.70ff3.80 for
full loads , a * against Jt. : 053.83 on Saturday.
The bulk of llu-1 hogs , however , sold nt I3.72 } : < T
3.75 U > day , while on Saturday one-half of the enl't
were nt J3.70 ur under. In other worda. Die
market today waa a shade to Sc higher.
The average of alt the sales was 2ic hlghoi
than on Saturday , CHc higher than one w > e ! (
ngo , but CHo lower than two wcekH ago. The
hogs sold today nt the hlirhest point touched Blncc
Mulch 11. Representative Kales :
No. Av. Sh. I'r. No. Av. Sh. Pr.
H 2V ) . . .33 70 12 201 . . . J3 70
57 151 W 3 70 12 193 0 3 70
84 2M 120 3 70 11 25" ) . . . 3 70
53 292 . . . S72VJ 10 235 . . . 37 !
57 213 . . . 3 72Va 70 230 60 3 73
$1 19 80 3 72'i 74 243 . . . 3 75
57 297 ICO 375 7 ? 257 i > 375
C6 2J9 40 375 77 237 . . . 375
67 259 W 375 7 * 225 . . . 375
fO 2lV ) . . . 375 15 230 . . . 375
K 230 40 375 G2 313 2SO 3 75
10 201 . . . 375 CO 312 60 375
69 318 120 3 77U 112 , 285 . . . 3 tO
71 235 4T > 3 77'i 46 SU-i SO 3 SO
C3 2 > 2 . . 3W 13 2SJ . . . 3 SO
01 415 . . . 3 80
WAGON HOGS-THROW OUTS.
1 420 . . . 25D 1 600 . . . 273
2 525 f > 0 J 25 2 340 . . . 3 C5
7 16S . . . 365 5 840 40 370
3..11.W . . . 370 1 S , 186 . . . 370
S 175 . . . 27) ' 8 , 27 . . . 370
2 323 . . . 370 G 2V ) . . . 370
7 237 . . . S 70 S 218 . . . 3 70
10 201 . . . 375 . 6 307 . . . 377V
HIIEEP Receipts today , 5.716 head , as ngalnt
1.701 Saturday , 4(26 a week ago nnd 2,581 twi
Of the twenty-five cara reported In'Veven wen
consigned direct to the killers and were no
offered for sale. Among the remainder there wer
a few feeder lambs , BO that the actual offering
of mutton Hheep and lambs were not large b :
any mean * .
Tlui quality averaged up fairly well , but nm
of the lambs were none too good for the killer
and at the sama time too good to bo cl.inej a
feeders. There were also some of the sheep thn
were not any too free sellers on account of beln
most tin heavy.
The market waa Just about steady on < 1e < > rnhl
mutton Kticep and lamlis and active , so tint th
best among Che offerings Bold early. Tim h-r
desirable bunches were a little lesa active nn <
veiy heavy * h ( i > were a little slow at ftra * . h'l
In thu rait everything aold at steady prlcei
Representative aatm ;
No , Av. Pr.
24. Mexican sheep f ] II SO
SM Mexican Uuntw . 67 SOD
IM western wethers . . . . . . . . . 119 4 n
JM wntttrn wethers. . . . . . . . . . . . \X 42 }
4 < 3 Mextnn l mt . . . 4 M
294 Mrxlonn Umli * . 73 4M
2S1 Mexlcnn lumlis . . . . . . . . G7 4 )
tU Mexican l.tml * . . . . . . . . . : 5 M
M9 Mexican \vethers . . . . . . . . . . . PI 4 41
III weotcm l.imli . . . . . . . M S 15
201 western rwes . . . 107 3 55
Clllf.VdO MV"K" STOCK MAItKKT.
llrNk Dciiintiit ( or Cntllr nnd 1'rlcrn
ArrSlr iiK T. I
CHICAQO. Maich 21.-Thcre was a brisk doT
iniiul for cattle today from different claimof I
bu > rrs and price * rtilod uliiinger. Cattle void as ,
high is at any time this year , rales being on
n bntli of I3.S. " > 34. ' > > for the poorest up to J.VKlf
5.CO for choice c.nijgninent | ! < . The bulk i > f tl\f \
offerings toM nt I4J5SMO and fancy Ijoeves -
were quotable nt f3.OiK5.JO. exporters liclnc KIHV |
buyers nt I4.f5ff5.10 ; stovkers and feeders lanKtM
from Jl.M to 14.70 , with a good dcniiiiJ ; best
grades of eal\es brought I6.0uiac0.
The small supply of hogs , In connection with
nn active ileinnml , resulted la n stronger niatkct
uiv.1 prices were largely ZijitSc higher. The
bulk of the hoqi crownl the scales at I3.0I.OO. !
the cummoneot dro\es ffllltiktil )3. 73173 K > , prime
heavy nt f I.OTlj and rrltne light nt II : ' 7't.
Prices nilej strong to 100 hlchri for sheep. I
but bnrely stendy for Inmbi. Slice- ) were salable
nt J3.2itM.75 for Inferior to prime ( locks , wooled
fed wrsterns going largely nt J4 23fn.0 > . VearlltiR
sheep brought 14 KORS.VA ami wtmled lambs fold
nt H.73ns.w , chlolly nt I3.00jf3.40. i
UIX-KIITX-Oittlp. 14.C.W . head ; hogs. M.tiCO
head ; sheep , 16.IXW head.
SI. l.oulN l.lti > .stnpk.
ST. lXt lf ! . March 2I.-CATTI.K Receipts , 7W
head ; shipments. 4'X ' > head ; market steady to
strong ; fair to fancy unlive shipping nnd ex
port steers , ll.COif3.30 ; bulk of sales. * 4.7 fi.JO ;
dressed 1-cef nnd Imtrher steers , fl.OCtfj.CV ) ; bulk
nf salrs. tl.COU4.94 ; steers under l.f 0 His. . J3.65
tfl.15 ; hulk of sales. JJ.S'ff 1.53 ; sloekers nnd feed-
err , | 3.riOfr4.FA ; bulk of sales , $3.KiiT4.5) ! ) ; cows
nnrt heifers , t2.fWf4.CO ; Texas nnd Indian st"er. ,
f3.S. > W3.i)5 , with superior Tint Worth cuttletp
to J5.30 ; bulk of sales , Jl.OOyi.Wi cows nnd
heifers. .r/U3.40. )
IIOOS Receipts. 6,300 head ; shipments , 7M
hcatl ; market r.fflOc hUher ; yorVers. J3.70U3.S5 ;
packers. W.SO3. j ; butch rs , $3.l ff4.CO.
SIIKEI' Receipts. Cii hejil ; shl | > ] nentf , none ;
market steady nnd dull ; n.itl\e muttons , ? IWS >
4.SO ; lambs. J.M ( { < 3.5 > >
l'.n t IllllTlllo I.lvi * Sloi'U.
KAKT Iinri\\IO , N. Y. , March 21. CATTI.K
Dull ; primp export fleers. JS.2W3.33 ; prime
shipping. JI.90ffS.13 : fat. J4.60ff4.75 ; course nn.l
rough , $ ] .7iffl.:3 ; light. J4.13fT4.30 ; choice fat
heifers , JI.23fi.SO ; mled butcher stock , J1.COU
400 ; fat butcher cows , 3.VW.73.
IIOOS 2' c to Co lower ; good to cholijfc york-
ers. JI.105f4.12V4 ; ILsht "jorkers. tl.OOU4.05 ; mixed
packers' grade * . J4.135f4.17l4 : medium weights ,
J4.17ViW4.20 ; heavy hops , f l.l7'.iJF4.W : roiighs ,
f3.COii3.75 ; stags. t2.90ff3.23 : pigs. JS.25 J3.M.
I'AMItf ciinlci * to cxlra , J3.004f6.lw ; fair to
g&od. t3.COy3.SO ; yearlings , tl.73if3.10 ; culls. t3/0
"S3. " So.
SICKKP Choice to selected wethers , tl.COfMDO :
mixed sheep. $ l.6itfl.73 ) : common to fair , J4.25O
4.50 ; vulls , J3.2S5TI.15.
l.tiuliTvllli- l.lvr Ktock.
L'ISVIM.B , March 21.-rATTI.n-Market
dull nnd fully 10Iir.c loner ; pxtrn good export
steers , S4.Wff4.C5 ; choice butcher steers. 54.ir.ff
4.30 ; fair to good butcher steers , J3.65fil.15 ; com
mon to medium butcher steers. $3.401f3.i5 ! ; choice
liiilftrs , J3,90fJ4.iri ; fair to choK-c butcher cows ,
J2.90fl3.65 ; medium to Komi feeders , J3.c.0'4.15.
HOOS Recelplp , 5,000 head ; tops , ja.93 ; me
diums , J3.SST.1. ' . > 5 ; light shippers , .7.'fi3.S3 ; pigs ,
2.rc M.o.
Slii-i' ! AND U\MnS Market steady nnd un
changed ; good to extra shipping fhrep , tt.uOW
3.73 ; fair to good sheep , f3.OOSJ3.25 ; common to
medium. J2.002.r,0 : extra shipping Iambi , JI.751J )
fj.00 ; fair to good lambs , JI.2. > ( T4.75 ; best butch
ers , J4.COir4.GO ; fair to gocvl butchers , f3.304.00.
\ - - VurU Iilvo Stock.
NKW YORK , March 21. IlHEVKS-Rpcelpts.
3.171 head ; steers ncttve nnd lOe higher : rough
butchers' stock , stepily ; natlvo ttcers. J2.23W 1.23 ;
Bteers nnd oxen , J2.7Sf4.50 ; bulls , JJ.Mif
3.73 ; dry cows , f2.20fi.40. : Kuropenn ca
bles quote American steers nt 9i5f9lid ,
drejped weight ; sheep nt lOfflld , drepsed
weight ; refrigerator beef , EitS d. Exports toilny ,
105 head s'.ieuep.
CAUVKS Receipts , 3.176 U J ; fairly active ,
closing Hy o lower : sales of veals , tl.OOflo.OO.
S11KK- ! ' AND 'U\MHS ' Receipts , 8,471 I'end ;
nctlve at n slight advance. Sheep , J3.50 7o.OO ;
Iambs. f3.WffG.23.
HOOS Receipts , 12,033 head ; nctlve nnd steady
nt $4.1531.35.
Iiiillnniuiollx I.lvi * Stork- .
1NDIANAPOMS , March 21. CATTI.K-Re-
celptx , 1.10) head ; shipments , GOO head ; market
rather sluggish ; good to prime steers , f4.90f5.25 ;
fair to medium steers. tt.CC9t.60 ; common to
good stockcrs , f3.25iT4.00.
HOQS Receipts. 1,700 head : shipments. 1.000
head ; market moderately nctive nnrt strong to
2V4c higher than the close of last week : good to
choice medium nnd heavy. f3.90I3.97i.i ; mixed
and heavy , t3.8SQ3.90 ; good to choice lights , J3.65
03.93 : common lights , f3.fOff3.E3.
SHERP Receipts , light ; shipments , none ; 'good
ta cholcci lambs. f3.lS5fJ.IO ; .common to medium
lambs , J3.7J05.00 ; common sheep , f2.23f3.00.
It a IIN n H City I.lvo Stock Mnrket.
KANSAS CITY. March 21. CATTI.E-Recclpts.
3.000 head ; market steady to strong ; Texas
steers. t2.HJT4.60 ) ; Texas cows , t3.40@4.30 ; native
steers. f3.75fc5.SO : native cows und heifers , tl.75fl >
5.00 ; ttockers nnd feeders , J3.0093.15 ; bulls , J2.C3ij
f3.00.
HOGS Receipts , 3.W > head ; market steady ;
bulk of sales. J3.6jf3.80 ; heavies. J3.70g3.90 ; packers -
ers , J3.GOB3.yO ; mixed. f3.55@3.S5 ; lights , $3. SOW
3.70 : yorkers , f3.635J'3.70 : pigs , t3.23S3.60.
SHEEP Receipts. 2fK liciil ; market nrm ;
lambs , f 1.4505 25 ; muttons. J3.MRI.OO.
Hirst I.llicrty Mvc StncU.
CAST MUERTY. Pa. . March 21.
Active , strong ; prime , f3.03ff3.15 ; choice.
G.Oi ) : common , t3.60 < 74.10 ; bulls , ntags nnd cows ,
} 2.00 < 3'l,10. Veal calves , tli.00if > 6.60.
HOGS Stendy ; prime medium weights.
4.20 ; best heavy packers , f4.10if4.15 ; good heavy
hogs , J4.10if4.15 : common to fair yorkers , f4.00
O4.03 ; pigs , ns to quality , t3.60fl3.tO ; good louglis ,
J3.4Cff3.63 ; common to fair , J2..OK3.00. .
SHIiEI' Steady ; choice , fl.S5fO.V ( ) ; conimon.
f3.60if4.fO : choice lambs , f5.751f5.S5 ; common to
good , f4.63@5.70.
Cliieliuintl Llvo Stock.
CINCINNATI. March 21. HOQS Active ,
strong. f3.25W4.00.
CATTI.n Strong , .73ff4 S3.
8HKKP Steady , f2.75fl4.50.
endy , f4.00B5. .
Mock III SlKlit.
Record of receipts of live stock nt the four
principal markets for March 21 :
Cattle. Hogs. Slieep.
Omaha . 1.42D 1.778 S.716
Chicago . 14.501 23.000 lli.OOO
Knnsis City . 3,000 3.000 2.000
St. Louis . 760 S,300 600
_
Totals . 19.C29 33,078 24.5IC
Coffee
NnW YORK , March 21. GOITRE Options
opened barely steady , with prices 5 points lolver ,
ruled moderately active , with switching n fea
ture ; market depressed by heavy Hrazlllnn re
ceipt' , dl nppolntlntr European ami Urnzlllan
cables , hearixh statistical outlook nnd weak con
dition of spot market ; eloped quiet , unchanged
to 5 points net lower : sales. lO.OOO bags , Includ
ing May , f5.03fl3.10. Spot coffee. Hlo , weak ; No.
7 Rio. Invoice , 5Hc : No. 7 Jobbing. 6c. Mild ,
quiet ; Cordova. smS16c : nles. 2O > lings Jlara-
calbo , p. t. : 200 bags Central American , p. t.
Total warehouse deliveries from the 1'nlted
States. 16,744 bags , Including 15,810 bags from
New YfM-k : New York stock today , 673.547 bags ;
Unite ! StntPfi stock. 769,36.1 bags ; afloat for the
1'nlted States , 409.000 biVi total visible for the
United States. 1.198.363 bags , ngalnft 737.9SO Jiags
last year nnd W.fiW In 16V1
HAVRK. March 21 , COFTKK-ClosciJ
lower : sales , K.C'fiO bags.
SANTOS. Marrh XKKKn-Steadv ) ; good
average Santos. 8,250 rels ; receipts , 1G00 bags ;
stock. 691.000 lings ,
HAHIIUIIO. March ! ! . COFFKK-Opcneil ' , J
nfg. lower : nt 2:30 : p. m. . net unchanged to ' .J pfi.
lower ; paler. 9.000 bigs.
RIO DH JANEIRO. March 21.-COI-FEE-
Qiilet ; No. 7 Rio , 8.700 rets ; exchange , 6'td ; re
ceipts. 18.000 bags ; cleared for the United States.
13,000 bags ; stock , WVi.O'O bogs.
7)11 Mnrkotx.
OIIj CITY. Pa. . March 21 Credit balances.
77ccertlfkales started nt 77o bid for cafh oil ;
first sales. 1,000 bbls. regular delivery nt 77ic ;
highest. 78Uc ; "losed. Wc bid ; total siles. .1.000
Mils. : hhlpment" . 135,527 bids , : runs. 97.0S1 bills.
CHARLESTON. S. C. . March 21. OILS Tur-
pontlno market llrm at Sic. Rosin , nrm and un-
ClfAVANNAH. ? Cla. . Mnrch 2l.-OIUS-Splrlts nf
turpentlnp. llrm nt 28fl2 c. Rosin , nrm ; A. 11 ,
c. D. .13 : B. F. 11.80 : o. ti.cn : H. I. 11.01 ;
K tl.C5Ol.TS : M. tl.70Sl.SO ; N. tl.75Tf1.S5 ; win
dow ulass. I1.K : W. W. f2.no.
WILMINGTON. N. < * . . Mamh 21.-OII S-Tur.
pentlne , nrm nt 2S 2S',4c. Rosin , steady nt tl.Jj
01.30. Crurtn turpentine , nrm at fl.C082.CO. Tar ,
steady at 93c.
TOM.
H. R. PENNEY & CO ,
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cur * . This dlsrnse tins always baHICtl the
kill of th licit imlntnt rhyflclan * .
tiOO.O'O capital behind our unconditional
guaranty. Absolutt proof ! irnt ittUJ
on sppllcatlon. 100' ( xige book icnt fr * .
Address COOK HUM 121)Y CO. . 1401
Mfinonla Tpinplf. ChlciiKo , 111.
Never hns anything boon RO Justly praised r i
Iliir-lli-n for the nerves , body nnd brain , li
replaces the essentials of llfo that liavo Iwt
exhausted by hlnh living , overwork , woirjr.
brain fnllguu. Indigestion , excesses nml nbusu.
It crruK-it solid llt-sh , iiiunclo mill stri-ngHi ,
clears the brain , makes thu blood puru nnd
rich nnd causes n concral feeling nf health ,
strength nnd renewed vitality , whllo the gener
ative organs are halne-l to regain their normal
powers nnd the sufferer Is quickly mnilo con-
MSlous of direct bencllt. ll r-Hrnls the result
of over 20 yours" experience In the Irentinrnt
of the nervous disorders of mnn nml woman
and Is endorsed by physicians ull over the
world as u most excellent
NERVE TOOB.
It Is purely an animal and vegetable extract ,
contains no poisonous substances , nnd Is pre
pared In MiRnr-conted tablets , etisj to tnUu.
lliir-ltttn Is for sillo at nil drug stores , aGO-dosn
box for CO cents , enough for or.o to two months'
treatment. In cnso of premnliiro lost vitality ,
lliir-llfii Is n prompt , nusoluto and permanent
spcclllc , producing results wllhouta parallel In
the history of medicine. As n special offi r If
you will write to us , remitting 11.00 , wn will
forward nlio-doso box of our remedy nnd will
plvo your casn any siH-cliil attention needed.
Wo answer all letters In plain envelope nnd
hold nil correspondence .strictly rmilUlentluL
UKS. HAKTON AND 1IKNSON ,
Suite HI. SS I'ubllo Sq. ,
Cleveland , O.
Insist oil Rottlliff the rcnntrft
BAK-BEN
A CO-doso box lor 60 cents
For salt ty
Kulin & Co. , IT.th nnd Douglas ; J. A. l''ullcr A
Co. , 1402 Douglas St. , nnd ( Inihnm Dinig Co. .
15lh nnd Fiirnnm ; King's Phnrmiicy , 27th and
1 'avenworth ; PeMon's Pharmacy , 81th nnd
Loavemvurth ; E. J. Si-ykora , S. Oinnha , and nil
oilier druggists In Oinalui , S. Omaha , Council
Bluffs nnd vicinity.
Patronize
Home Industries
By I'lircliiinlnir ( looi'li Mnilc nt tbc Vol < *
loivlnff Xvbnisikn Fu
AWNINGS AND TENTS.
OMAHA TK.\T AM ) UUII1IHK CO.
( Successors Omaha Tent nnd Awning Co. )
Manufacturers tents , awnings ; Jobbers ladles' nn ]
cents' Mackintoshes. Tents for rent. 1311 Fur *
am St. , Omaha.
BHEWEUIES.
OMAHA IIUIJWINC ASSOCIATION.
Carload Ehipments made In our own refr' ' < - '
trat'r care. Blue Hlbbon. Elite Kxporl , Vlema
Export and Family Export delivered to all pa ts
of the city.
CORN1CKVOHKS. .
G. P. El'KXKTEH ,
TCAKI.U COHMCE
Manufacturer of Galvanized Iron Cornices. Gal
vanized Iron Skylights. Tin , Iron und Slat *
Hoofing. Agent for K ( linear1 s Steel Cellini ; .
10S-10-1Z North Eleventh street.
CKACKEIt FACTOUIES
BISCUIT ASH 3II''C5. CO.
Wholesale Cracker Manufacturers.
OMAHA. NEB.
DYE women.
SCHOKD.S.VCK'S TWIST CITY DYB
WOHICS. Knrtinni St.
Dyeing and cleaning of garments and Roods ol
every description. Cleaning of fine L'aruur.ts a
specialty.
FLOUH MILLS.
S. P. nil.MASI.
Flour , Meal. Feed , Bran , 1011-15-17 North Kth
Street , Omaha , Neb. C. K. Black. Manager.
Telephone 692.
IKON VOP.KS.
DAVIS < t CO\VCIM < IIIO.WOHIvS. .
Iron nml llrtiM KinuiiltTM.
Manufactuieni and Jibbers of Machinery. Gen.
era ! repairing a specially , 1501 , 1503 and I'M
Jackson street , Omaha , Neb.
LINSEED OIL.
WOOUMA.V M.VSHKU Oil , WOHICS.
Manufacturers old proceis raw linseed oil. kr
tie boiled Unseed oil. old proccts K'ounJ ' lln
cakes , ground and screened llasieed for dmg >
El > t > . OMAHA. NE11.
MATTllEBSUS.
OMAHA IIKDDIXr. CO.
Manufacturers of high grade Mitlrrrres , 111)
llnrncy HI reel , Omaha.
OVEUALL. AND SHIHT FACTOUinS.
KAT'A-N K VK.N'S C4)M IM % Y.
Mfgrj. Clothing. Pants. Shirts. Overall ! .
UMAHA , NEIl.
"SHIHT FACTOIHEH.
j n. IVA\S.
\K11HASKA SHIHT COJII'\\Y.
Exclusive custom thlrt tailors. lili Pnrnnm.
VINKUAU AND I'ICKI.KS.
IIAAIIMA.VX VI.VKCAII CO.
Manufacturers of Vinegar. I'lc4lef. Cat up ,
Muetordi , Celery and Worcestemhlre Sauce.
WAGO.S'8 AND CAKUIAGES.
' " "
w i i.i.i A > i r ri : 11i -i : H"
For a E'xiil cubitantlal vehicle of any dcicrlp.
tlon. for repainting or lubber tire * on new ur ul < ]
wheeli the bttt place Is 27th and Leuvtnwoiiii
streets.
: co.
Cheip , medium priced airl tony carriages.
Any thing you want , tecond hand or new , Head ,
quartu-s for nbber tlreu , ' rtanled. ISIIi and
Harney , opposite Court Home.
A. J. SIMP.SO * .
I'lOU. 1-111 Doilicr ,
Full line of CarrUges , Rugvles. Phaelnna. Pory
Turti. Wheels rubber tired. The tut U Ilia
CIGAR MANUFACTUIlEflS ,
HUM : A : CO.
Largest facto'y lu the west. Leading Junt-re
f Omaha. Kan n City , Lincoln jnd St. Jott fe
banal * o'j food * . IWi Farcarn Hti eC